Constitutionally Speaking
- By Pierre de Vos
- Based in South Africa
- Roughly one post per month
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Most recent posts
Even when the legal arguments in such lawfare cases are weak or absurd, the litigation itself can be of value to litigants who seek to utilise the court hearings to air a litany of real …
It is impossible to ignore recent examples of truly woeful judgments emanating from the Constitutional Court. Two recent judgments dealing with equality law illustrate this point. The appointment of Justice Mandisa Maya as Chief Justice …
Two recent high court judgments, as well as revelations about the politicisation of its disciplinary processes, suggest the Legal Practice Council is not currently serving the best interests of the legal profession In June last …